Short Cupid Poems
Short Cupid Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cupid by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cupid by length and keyword.
he quickly fled
with wings spread far...
hit head on branch
crimson fluid
shed... cupid ran
stupid he felt
1/27/2019
Proposals on Valentine's Day
Mean that loves commit and will stay
But play is less hot
After tying the knot
And those with bad judgment will pay
Yes, Justice aspires to be blind,
But Cupid is not far behind.
His aim is so loose,
A moose and a goose
Once found that their stars were aligned.
She whispered to Cupid
She whispered to Cupid;
"It pains me
For the 'unrequited love'
And even more painful
Because of 'betrayed in love' ... "
Cupid must use
rounded
rubber-tipped
arrows
Let him order
some real
zingers
from Eros
“Hey Cupid, hollered the Saint,
bringing me couples, ya ain’t!”
Cupid answered, “So what?
Ya just get what ya got.
Don’t mix prayer with complaint.”
His Aim
A Shame
Narrow
Arrows
Find Hips
Miss Lips
Forego
Crossbow
Next Year
Try Spears
He saw me but was too late.
Arrow could have meant my fate.
She taunted and made me wait.
We were Cupid's date.
For Dr.Ram Mehta's "Winged Cupid" contest
Right from the start,
Cupid threw a love dart,
you’re forever in my heart,
till death do us part
Russell Sivey
Gathering fantasies over here
Warm holiday books feat setting near
Stomping crimson red grapes
Imagining romantic fate
Characters dreaming of cupid's spear
Missus Claus had to trudge down to jail,
Once more toting with her Santa's bail;
Seems where people all shop
He let red trousers drop:
He enjoys showing biddies he's male.
When Cupid’s arrow flies through the air,
I hope that you will always be there.
As a target for his shot,
So you’ll forget me not,
And you will always know
How much I care.
Perfect, we met on Cupid’s day;
but for mercurial horseplay
of the limbo bar.
Marriage tested with high-low games.
Imperfectly, we match; two flames -
and yet here we are.
Chubby cherub with a bow
Looks my way and spreads those wings
Seems to have his sights on me
Cupid,shoot 'em straight!
for "Winged Cupid" contest
sponsored by Dr. Ram Mehta
Cupid’s portrayed wearing wings
No angel shoots through the heart
Little devil causes pain
Should have horns and tail
*Dodoitsu for Dr. Ram’s “Winged Cupid” contest
Joyful cupid did the happy dance.
Every day, ready to prance and play.
A big smile on his face, loving his life.
Why can’t we all be like him? I wondered.
Forgetting it is up to me.
The minute your voice swoons me
My heart leaps into your hands
Eyes meet and we inter-lock
Love is in the air
Karen Croft winged cupid contest
Cupid caught your arrows in mid-air
See he needed to restock
But what's this I see
I think he left one for you and for me
Should I call you by your name
or may I address you more affectionately
Form:
Upbeat
heartbeat
Cupid
did it
first touch
did much
now this
French kiss
explore
much more
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Contest:Valentine Footles
Sponsor:Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Cupid drew back his bow; arrow driven.
Straight in the stranger's heart, unforgiven.
On one knee a ring in hand,
Tears, what none can understand?
I will, Valentine's Day it was given.
1/12/2024
I once saw Cupid poop behind a tree in a field.
And, boy, was I surprised by the amount of his yield.
And when he was done,
I saw him strapped his quiver of arrows back on
and fly off to make another two one.
I've been stricken by one of Cupids arrows! I'm madly and stupidly in love with you!
Forever and always, the spell can never be broken.
Because Cupid lives forever and ever.
Therefore my love for you will as well.
Your sharp arrows, oh tempting Cupid,
Left your bow and flew for once astray
Hitting my innocent then heart, that to
The pains of love, has fallen now prey!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
10 October 2015
February romance blooms with redolence
Filling the twilight sky with roses essence
Madly in love couple walk to the forest altar
Sealing union with the wink of a shooting star
January 4, 2017
On Valentine's Day Cupid rules,
A bow and arrow his trusty tools.
He shoots an arrow at a he,
Then takes aim at a she,
And they both become lovesick fools.
2/4/12
Kim Merryman for Linda-Marie's February Funny Bone contest.